Robu Coffee is a lovely coffee spot, with an even lovelier staff. The drinks are thoughtfully…read morecurated and delicious. You can really tell that the pastries and sandwiches are made with intention and tenderness. I cannot recommend this spot enough!

I love cafes with unique drinks, and Robu Coffee is definitely one of them!…read more I'm a huge fan of floral flavors, so I got the cherry blossom latte. The cherry blossom tasted like a more refined version of Gogurt. It was great and complemented well with the latte! There are some tables inside, but the space is small. We found a table outside under the shade. Really nice spot to just sip coffee and enjoy the California sun!

we got the mango black rice shaved ice and the mango was SOOO good with the ice cream and shaved…read moreice. i normally don't like sticky rice but the black rice was better than normal sticky rice we also got the makkee delux and it tasted like an elevated cereal it was SOOO GOOD and much better than i expected. i loved all the toppings, everything was very chewy. also everything was not sweet which was perfect for me i wished the inside of the store had more seating, it only had 3 tables. they did have outdoor seating though with shade, which is nice for the summer

First time at Makkee Dessert after seeing all the hype online and long lines. We went on a…read moreWednesday afternoon around 2 pm so there was no line, but shortly after we ordered a short line began to form. Their location is inside Four Seasons Hot Pot on the right side once entering. While there's limited seating inside, a lot more seating is available outside. There is one mobile kiosk to order from outside the building. The Original Deluxe is your classic Chinese dessert, not too sweet and with herbal and earthy flavors from the red beans, lotus seed, and grass jelly. It comes with milk to pour over. I would recommend not putting all the milk in to avoid watering down what's already in the bowl. The Mango Sago was nice and refreshing, sweet but with some tartness. I found the popping mango boba to be a fun surprise. This option would be best to choose for anyone who is unfamiliar with traditional Chinese desserts. Overall, this is a solid dessert spot but pricey for what they're serving you. It was $26 for both these combined, but doesn't have a notable quality difference from more affordable competitors like Sweethoney Dessert or Meet Fresh. I might visit again if I'm in the area but wouldn't wait hours in line.

Grew up coming to this ice cream shop, and it's as good today as it was a decade ago! The size of…read morethe crowd depends on when you visit. When I visited on a Monday night, it was almost completely empty. However, when I drop in on weekends, it's much more lively. I've never had a negative experience with the employees at this shop, who let you sample a couple flavors before you order. The inside is small and feels vintage. There's a couple tables indoors and more seating outdoors. I genuinely love the gelato here. It may be for sentimental reasons, but I truly think the gelato here is unmatched by any other ice cream place I've visited. I love the soft and slightly stretchy texture of the gelato. It's definitely softer than other ice cream I've tried, but I honestly prefer this type of elasticity. The flavors are very classic: I love the strawberry fresca, lychee, and stracciatella flavors. This is definitely a comfort spot for me and home to some absolutely delicious gelato!

Tiramisu and creme brulee flavors absolutely blew my mind. Staff who scooped for us also claimed…read morethis was her favorite combo. A day later, I am still thinking about how good this was... I'm coming back

YAY! I didn't realize they were here. I've been to their Santa Theresa location which is quite far…read morefor me but when I'm in the neighborhood we definitely stop by. Nice location - lots of parking and we love to have found a Vietnamese coffee place. I typically get the egg coffee but decided to go with their new Peanut Butter Latte and I'm so glad I did. It comes already with oat milk which is perfect. I will say - for the large the ratio on cream to coffee was little off. I'd prefer less of the cream and more coffee but it was still delicious and refreshing - not too sweet and had a lot of the PB flavor. Hubby got the Pandan Matcha. He loved it - though it was a bit too sweet for him so he waited for the ice to melt a bit. Not sure if we could have adjusted the sweetness. Youngest got the Banana Latte and devoured it quickly. Fair to say I think she really enjoyed it! Nice that they are so close to us now. Will definitely be one of our go to for Vietnamese coffee!!

I just grabbed a coffee and burrito. The taste is average but my hot coffee is not hot and…read morebreakfast burrito was cold. I paid over $15 for zero personality service without a crack of a smile, mediocre coffee called craft and a cold breakfast burrito. Btw, menu board is deciphering.... making it real hard for dum-folks like me. Neber-land.

i want so much to give it a 5, but a couple things prevent me…read more i ordered the large combo again. as it was dry last time, i ordered extra pickled daikon and carrots. this made the overall sandwich too sweet because the bbq pork is quite sweet. next time i will get the bbq pork with extra butter/pate or the signature sandwich with extra pickles. coffee was great, but they did not include the extra condensed milk. boo! but i will be back or doordash will for me.

My husband and I were in the midst of errands in the area, and decided to go to Saigon Breadfast…read morefor lunch. San Jose certainly has its share of local banh mi gems, but I jokingly told the staff at the front counter that I'm surprised they haven't opened a location in San Jose to serve the Vietnamese community there, too! Truthfully, I just want them closer to me so I don't have to make the drive. :P I got a large combo of SaiGon's Signature which was the classic cold cut sandwich with Peach Strawberry fruit tea. The first thing that immediately struck me upon first bite was the ASMR-worthy crunch of the baguette with a soft, pillowy chew for the interior. You can tell the bread is made with care, and for me, great banh mi always starts with great bread. The fillings were just as enjoyable. While I thought the protein could have used a touch more seasoning, it didn't take away from the overall quality or experience. This is the flavor profile I still expect from a cold cut sandwich. There was a healthy slathering of pate with just the right amount of pickled vegetables to bring in that brightness to balance it out. I bought a large sandwich with the intention to bring the other half home, but that was a total failure. Both the hubby and I ended up eating our entire sandwiches there! Oh, and my fruit tea was yummy and refreshing! Can't make it to East San Jose? Saigon Breadfast is a great alternative. It's absolutely worth giving them a try!